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USING EXTERNAL
INTEGRATED COMPANY
SUPPIER
● Less dependent on its suppliers ● Higher quality and lower costs due to
● Ensuring a smoother flow of parts and economies of scale
materials for production ● Companies should be careful to retain
● Able to control quality better not control over activities that are essential
relying on quality control standards of to maintaining competitive advantage.
outside suppliers.
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Variable cost
Fixed cost
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An outside supplier has offered to sell 8,000 shifters a year to Mountain Goat Cycles at a price of only $19
each. Should the company stop producing the shifters internally and buy them from the outside supplier?
MAKE OR BUY DECISION
All variable cost is
relevant
Relevant if it can be
avoided by outsourcing
products opportunity
cost is relevant
Company loses $5
per bike if the
Common for all product company outsources
and therefore is irrelevant the bike
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You need to provide a neutral Our company has been selling its
THE SITUATION
description products in the US
Assumption
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Total time
required for
both Products
Utilization of a Constrained Resource
The stitching machine does not have enough capacity to satisfy the existing demand for mountain
panniers and touring panniers, therefore, some orders for the products will have to be turned down.
So, we should focus on the contribution margin per unit of the constrained resource.
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Therefore, profit would be maximized by producing 7,000 touring panniers and then using the remaining
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01 Proyect & Strategy
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02 Consulting Proposal
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03 Change Management
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04 Implement Changes
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01 PROJECT &
STRATEGY
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PROJECT & STRATEGY
DEFINITION
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you want to talk about Mercury, you can say
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System
Strategic planning project plan
STEP week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1-Kick off
2-Business insights
5-Strategic map
6-Balance scorecard
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7-Strategic objectives
Workshop # 2
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Mission Vision
Venus is the second planet from the Jupiter is the biggest planet in the
Sun and it is very hot Solar System and a gas giant
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Current New
PRODUCTS
Impact of the risks
5% 45%
Saturn Venus
Saturn is a gas giant and Venus is the second
has several rings planet from the Sun
20% 30%
Jupiter Mars
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THE SITUATION
description products in the US
Sweet spot
Strategic Perspectives
Venus Jupiter
Venus is the second planet from the Jupiter is the biggest planet in the
Sun and it is very hot Solar System and a gas giant
Mars Saturn
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Strong Business Plan
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E Economical
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Social S
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T Technological
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Financial Model
HISTORICAL RESULTS FORECAST PERIOD
ICM Model 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2020
BALANCE SHEET
ASSET
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STANDARD ADVANCED
BASIC
Jupiter is the biggest planet It’s composed of hydrogen Neptune is the farthest planet
of them all and helium of them all
A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS
Answers And Supporting Arguments
Outsource non-core Evaluate cost and Select non-core One partner foreach
functions to save $3 Millions service level functions function
Review supplier cost to save Review current Evaluate cost of Negotiate supplier
$1 Million supplier costs suppliers contracts
Prioritization Matrix: Impact & Effort
Impact Effort
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one of the followings: followings:
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Ansoff Growth Matrix
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Business Case
READ 70%
IMPLEMENTING
CHANGES 04
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Sales And Strategy Plan
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Mars
Mars is actually a
very cold place
Mercury
It's the closest
planet to the Sun
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$15,000
Venus has a beautiful name
$45,000
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planet to the Sun planet from the Sun planet of them all
Waterfall Management Plan
30 50 70
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% % %
Profitability Ratios
WORST PEER BEST
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun Jupiter as named after the Roman god of
1 and the smallest one 6 the lightning
Jupiter is a gas giant and the biggest Saturn was named after the Roman god
2 planet of them all 7 of the agriculture
Saturn is a gas giant and has several Mercury’s name has nothing to do with
3 rings around it 8 the liquid metal
Venus has nice name and it’s the second Venus is terribly hot and it’s atmosphere
4 planet from the Sun 9 is poisonous
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Despite being red, Mars is actually a Mars full of iron oxide dust, which gives
5 very cold place 10 its reddish cast
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